Google Announces US$15 Billion Two-Year Investment in Malaysia: Data Centres, Skills for 800,000 People and 1 GW of Clean Energy
Google announced on November 4 that it will invest US$15 billion (about RM61 billion) in Malaysia over the next two years, expanding data centres and cloud infrastructure, providing digital skills training to 800,000 Malaysians, and supporting the development of 1 gigawatt of clean energy. It is Google's largest investment commitment in Malaysia to date.
The announcement was made at an event at Universiti Malaya attended by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Google said the investment will support Malaysia's digital transformation, and that the accompanying clean energy projects will help reduce the carbon emissions of its data centre operations.
Source: Google
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